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1 this f111i1i1111. over brilliant hats. There
' arc l'ttl'lrllill turbans made of brocade.
{FaShion Paints; trimmed with bands of bending or
silk. and catch of these has a volum-
Devilted Eggs.
Boil until hard six or more eggs.
“'ben cool shell and divide in halves. 1
remove yolks and mix illom with the
same quantity. devilled ham: refill
the whites; pact: egg separate
ly in wax papér; pack carefully. }
Ribs of Sea! a la Porcupine. ‘
Bone the lat ribs and beat them flat’
rub ovet I” walks of eggs, sprinkle
on bread crumbs. parsley. leeks, mar
joratn, lemon peel, nutmeg, pepper,
salt and a lemon paprika, roll it up
tightly, tard it with bacon, then 11 raw
of cold tongue, another of pickled cu-
cumbers. a fourth row of lemon peel.
do it over in rows as above till it has
been larded all over. then place in a
deep pot with water. cook in a slow
oven. Serve cold.
1
Compote of Dried Fruits.
One-half pound dried fruit, such as
apples, peaches. apricots, crab epple.’
ate. half Wind sugar. half cupful
water, the juice of one lemon; pick
over trait. eIarefully and wash in two
or three waters until clear. Soak in
same water twenty-four hours, then
boil in that water until tender. after-I
ward pour into the syrup of sugat and
water 'atready prepared; take out
fruit. then pour over syrup. 1
Doughnuts.
Beat one egg very light in a dish
large enough to contain all other in-I
gradients. a quart bowl will do. Then
add one cupful of sugar, » one cupful
scur milk in which you have dissolved
at teaspoonful of saleratus, iWo tea-
apoonfuls molasses. half a nutmeg one
teaspoo'nful vanilla and a little salt.
Beat all together. adding Just enough
flour by degrees to make a batter that
ytu can last roll out and cut. roll not
too thin and fry. These are delicious
doughnuts
Tutti Frutti Jelly.
Put one half box of gelatin to soak
in one half pint cold water; dissolve
" Some of the Trtfles That Count in the
,into satin. The use of wooden heads
1 jacket.
:jority of collars.
formed merely from drapery or colored
m,
’ous tulle wit that goes over the en-
tire hat. and is draped about the neck
and shoulders. smart women are also
wearing goldcolored tulle veil over
lli‘lllls t'll' hltlri iii't‘ llflt‘tl M'l'il t'tlltll‘t‘tl blifl'k lialh‘. 1.1““. of ”1958 voluminous
silk. Ribbon trims few hills, but so't“.e“3 cover ,1“. face; many of tl11111
“ilk makes draped crowns. 1'eath only to the nose. Their purpose
l’antaloons o! jetsey wtate arc of is drapery.
find as a substitute for i"‘”“‘“al-" un- There is no diminution in the fash-
d“ ”1" narrow 5km“ SM" 59'5” ion for the outside blouse. They llaH‘I
petticoats are slit up the front or back. sashw instead of £1,111“,de the full 1
New Garments for Spring
littses have collie buck [or 11111-1
it is not possible to wear the old kind Iness 0H,,- 11,e mm, ,8 taken in at ”"31 1
of petticoat.
Skirts are narrow but not un1on1-
fortable, flips are not fitted: they are
side. seams. The newest material for:
these blouses is gingham, plaid or]
plain. A red~and~white checked gins-1
draped by means 0f hit?“‘5 or umbrcr Iham outside blouse has a short sushi
is folds. of turkey-red cotton, and it is worn
Effort is being made to have all de- Iwim 11 white jersey skirt. 5
signs large Immense roses 3: 'e 11111-'I
broldered on jersey cloth and stampcdi l
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KEEPS A DAILY DIARY.
is widespread. “any American lndian Here is what a farmer in Connectl
The” “9 “”9“ b) ‘1-' l‘" ”1“" "9" cut says about keeping farm accounts: 1
'f-‘rench wraps are luxurious dolmans. "ln Januu’y, '17, using your Parm-
There it! no decrease in Chm"? f" ers' Account Book as a guide, and after
fectu. Tassels, embroiderles'. brocade reading up a bit In a farm managementl
and all Chlnt‘e fabrlce are employed book. i used our daily diary and got:
in the new French gowns. Blatk tulle. the figures in proper shape to fill outt
embroidered silk nct thread lace and our revenue report and also doped out‘
the first trench fashions for dinntr cost accounts on most lines of work..
‘0'". ‘ ‘The coat accounts showed that i hadi
Short coats are worn 11.11 11 substitute listened to the 'old school farmers and
for the Zouave jacket, which every (without thinking) sold too cheaply.‘ i 1
woman cannot Vteor There is one "This year the books will show aI
that ties around the waist surptim ntore reasonable profit. I mean nearm;
fashion. and finishes in a big bow at what we are entitled to.” 1
the back. Sometimes these bnwg 319' The experience of this farmer proi
lined with fur or 11111111,- 11111111-111y of 11 nounces the fact that some hysfcnl of}
Plaid gingham cougrg are worn on farm accounts are especially valuable:
tltc new serge and crepe frocks, Sumo to know how much he is making or
am 1111] 11110111 11". nctk,llandltercl1i1f losing on his business each year so
f1lshion.0rgandy collars are piped that he can plan for increased profits. l
Filet “I”, is m” in it emphasizes the intportame of know; .
ing the relative 111111 111' the different:
crop and live stock enterprises in or 1
'der to make it reasonable profit and?
produce t'ifliently, '
if the farmer knows these things lie
is much better able to turn on his
business on .1 more satisfactory basis.
Too little attention has been paid in
,be worn more th 1v
Th n tan ‘I er. 1 1the past to the information w'hhh a
11 th ".woa- 1 1
‘ ‘r '“ 1111111 0' "3““ record of ”10 items pertaining to ”11
satin ribbon instead of warm?” ”l" 111111111 int side of thof 11r111 business will
with gingham.
high fashion for high and low collars.
Young girls are. wearing the round Ibus-
ter Brown collars with the black tie.
in Europe this is known as the Eton
collar. and goes wltlt the short Eton
Pique is used for a vast mu ’
Separate cuffs will
Jim
Cardinal 111111 Financier
Mel,
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Head Patriotic Society
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CARDINAL masons
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cardinal (.ibbons is me honorary
‘and Theodore .\'. Vail, president of
the American Telegraph and Ten-
phone t‘ontpany the ttttitt- cl'taitnutn
of the new League for National l M;
in a pint of boiling w~at1r. add the “m 0““ brought ‘“ ”W “’“m” “'0'" furnish Thu pct-sent war 111n1littons to help Win 1111- war. 0111- of the
juice of three lemons. three quartets France contained a ihilli‘flnd .Hlt‘ds of are forcing mp f.111111rs u, the "1““le chief Objects is the organt/ation of
of a pound of sugar; strain. When it
bf‘fllnn to out put a layer of Jelly on the
bottom 0! a mould. then a layer of
sliced bananas. then a layer of jelly.
next a layer of sin ed oranges. another
layer of jelly. a layer of peaches; the
next layershould be jelly. . l
Combination Savory.
baby 1lbbon. yet the ('Ohl was lt'4h' than "on lllltt by [“11 [hp “111111111 nuqu-r til
the average alllt flchift'l‘. Thl’m' swell! 'uc'()rs 11011111111111] in strict-sum] farm
ersare promoted by the French to con tug are on the business side.
“""0 “'0‘” Th0 “”1 is NI) clever. Some kind of farm accounts are need
and will undoubtedly appeal to ban led to keep track of these thangcs to
dreds of women who can do the work show which pay and with it do not. .-\,
at home. simple diary form answers the pur-‘
Short waistcoats are more exploitediposo of the farmer cited above. At.
for American wear than the long ones,|thc end of the farm year he arranges.
[in parents and other 111111 relatives
of the boy-1 who are fichtlng Into a
tll\‘l.‘1lilll of ”W league. The plans
call for \'1-1,\' wide activity. l'1'1-si1lent
\\1lson has 1ndorse.l them. and rapid-
l,v branches are bring orcanmcd .1II'
over the country.
GRACE PARISH NOTES. '
Carrot and celery make another: home of them are half blouset-1.Thex the figures of the different farm em” i now")... (, pI s. in 11... 11,111,111:
good combination. Have an equal are made of Jena-y striped silk and prim-'1 '0 show "1011““ in 03"“ "“50 :Ilouue at 7: 30
amount of each. the celery 111 thinI braided 1loth.l'sually they have .I He knows which departments are pm, Wednesday— St. Philip 11nd
slices and the carrots in small pieces
Boil the carrots till tender and drain i
Scaid the celery; mix the two and put
to cook in a pint of milk. 'l‘hicken!
with a tableupoonful of cornstarch 1ll11-’
solved in a little cold milk: season!
narrow belt. They are immensely af‘ filabie and is able to compare the ac 1
fectivo under the mar skirt 1101113 magitual production of the farm with the
have a wide facing in from, possibilities of the business. The re
Sleeves ”1.1 open at the wrist in old sulfa of these simple records enablos' .
ltalian style, inalat 1111011 1111111“ {aflhnthe furttter to make. his plans on a
donable. Sometimes 11”.). roll back stand business basis.
:11J mcs' Day.
. 'lioly Communion at 9:30. I
which live in the heart.
.thc deputation
‘tmrd to suffrage.
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Being Distributed by This
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Paper and is Well Worth a
Close Examination
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What the pocket dictionary 1.\ to thci
busy titan. “The Book of a Thousand‘
Songs" is to the family circle.
The busy 1111111 does not carry an;
encyclopedia of thirty volumes to and
from th1 office. The ordinary family
has neither rootn n01 money to accu-
mulate a musical library of all the
songs they sing or even how sung
Therefore. the pocket dic'tionaty;
[hel'yeftlrt “The Book bf 11 Thousand
Songs."
Editors of this volume have seltcted
just those songs as are. worth preserv-
ing. They have selected the singable
bits front the operas, old and new.
They have 1hot1en the old ballads
even though
they may be forgotten in the head.
They have picked the tuneful. rollick-
ing. harmonious songs of a generation.
This paper is distributing "The
Book of 11 Thousand Songs." Come
to the office and. ask to examine a
copy 11f the book. or turn to a coupon
printed In another column and learn
how to obtain it.
SUFFRAGE NEWS
Mrs. (‘nt'rie (‘hapman- Catt, presi-
dent of the National Woman Suffrage
1A11aociation will meet the members of
the deputation of (‘onnccticut suffra-
gists at their luncheon at the New
Willard. in Washington. D. t‘.. after
their interview with Senator George
,tieorge l'. M1lman on May Day in his
:omce in the Senate Building.
Mrs.
f‘ntt will speak briefly after the lunch-
,enn and will bring to the f‘onnecticut
women 11 message from the Nationala
(‘ouncll of the suffrage organization
which has just been held in Indiana!)-
oils.
Miss Katherine l.111llngton. presi-
dent of the f‘onnectlcut Woman Suf-
frage Association who will address
‘cnator McLean for the women she
rcproscnts said in an interview about'
“The large deputation
of rep11~111ntative (‘onncctlcut w'omen
going to \\ ashinaton to interview Sen
ntor .\tcl.ean this week is n «pectncu
lttr demonstration on the part of Con-
necticut women of their fccllnt: in re-
thn such a larze
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War Gardening Made Simple and
Results Certain by This Booklet
The National War Cardtn Cum- step. f’t'rt't H11 'li't‘l preparation of
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mission '15 Washinzton. D 0.. 1.115 | the soil. vii-ninth; .3: tr» 13111111111,
arranged for the d1strii'1ution in t etc., to the final hornet-ting and
Connecticut through the Agncult' 1 stctuge of the c1011
ural Department of the li‘a11f1eld ! its inr'tcctions are complete
County amputation. of 1t.- .‘12- page enough for the '.‘Sc oi ariszit gar'l
illustrated i-nz-‘(l-st l eners 4111i sitrple and explicit
\‘l'hfl V‘ :cm ‘31.”: G‘RDE'UNG i enough so that atav lnlelllcent boy
i or an) may follow them wt”
HOME STURM' E OF VEGE- I complete truce-.135. A fit'emtt
TA BLES, ; stamp to 1‘311\'f‘r‘ ma‘aije eta. 111'l
This is a complete. authentic : bring the cool: in 111111 (1.1111... pug
manual of war ga. dentng sun by. and n.111l ::tt~'ci.;.d 1:11:11...
Fairfield County Association.
Ncwfichl Building, Britigcpmt, Conn,
1"" Gentlemen: Enclosed is 1etttIsin stamps ftr .
‘ copies of WAR VEGETABLE (Mill) ii.\'l\'t‘. a'td lla’ifii.‘
STORAGE OF VEGETABLES, the odeial pubbcalion of the
National War Garden Commission.
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Please send same at once to -
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sum mscatnzs sacaen watrJ
'logg allowed 375 to dct'cnd and 31:71
INGS ON PALM PAPER. ‘11 week alimony until the, time of the
trial. Iiullm'd maintained an exclu-
sive garage in Greenwich, sittrlf‘tl on
money borrowed from his wife. He
is now Working it) New York 111 a
Slant now buys considerable quanti-
ties of foreign-made paper, but there
was a time when a fair quantity of chauffeur.
paper was made in that country. "lm-
ports of cheap foreign paper." says YOUNG MEN FOR FARMS.
Vice. (‘onsul (‘arl (‘. Hansen, of Bang-I _._.__
bark is said to lit‘ original Willi fllf‘ New York Man’s Proposition For Help
Department of ('otnmcrco. ' have al-‘ Not Wail Received.
mo~1t1auaetithlsltldtistrytodl'sappt'al‘1 A proposition to bring a glottp of
I" 'h“ 10“” paper making the b“ k 0‘ front titty to seventy five, young 11 no
"'0 “Ni ”"9 ‘5‘”le “hi"‘m' “h“h frottt \‘ew York 1i: ,1 to Work on 1111111111
grows wild in l'pper Stunt was made in 1,131,119“! tount) “I” “Umpmm 5I11.
use "" Th" making of paper “'0'" this tltday to the county agent of the air-
bark “i ”Md to h" ””31"“ with "Willem ('oultty Farm ltlll‘tall by 11 top-
Siamese. but this paper, howcvtr. is rpscnmnm of the inning “my. ”.1.
sort 0‘ cardboard, and “"1“ ‘hh'm blew association of New York 1"!
used for ntaking folded record books, and in company with the county
while ”‘9 1‘5""“5 0‘ the ”“1“" ”3"“ agent the New York 1111111 visited ten
were especially prepared and in' farms in 11 nearby M't'litlll to obtain
scribed with the sacred litttltlhistiome opittlott of ,1“. 11”,."1..,-I,.I 1"“, "f
writings in the Cambodian charactcra 11111, 11111 1'1111111-11. $111111 11.11.111.111 the 111;",
in Southern Siam and lit the Laos l'all but the others 1... re “1”“... “m“...m.
1hara1ter11 in northern Siam Most of "1111,11 1,1 111,... 1.411,.“ 111.. 1.111111111111111
the universities in the lllllt'd Stilt-"11 The Itldii (,1 ”1,13 '1.“ Y'otk man was
possess copies of these interesting 11, p.11”, 1, 111111111 .11 11111 11111111; 1111111 to
Ilioukt1 "10h?“ “Willlii'li‘i M which h-”" a community where titty might 1111 rk
gilt edged and inclosed in beautiful 1.11 1111111111-111 adjoining farms and to
gold la111uere1l cov"ers. jestaltilslt 111 mm.- 111111 of the 1 1111-
‘llltllllfy a sort of headquarters wit-1m
:thc young ttteu could meet 01111111111111
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'THREE TlMES MARRIED
BEFORE iT WAS LEGAL and Sundays. This class of farm
1r““"m""r° so in earnest that theyI labor is partly experienced and
are willing to take the loniz trip to And Now Chauffeur Husband is Sutug would 1),, Wiiihlx 1,, work {1,1 11115111131
aWshington spending two nights on
the train and only a few hours in
:Washlngton is as strong an indication
gently 1111111ch in “"111 time than in
3 pence.
WOMEN BRAVER THAN MEN
Women ofttn do thcit daily taflks i
'the need fot
11 would take llltlll 111 Washington and .tit'st wife and went throuch lllllt 111111'
"In fact nothinu but 11 deep sense of
suffrage in war time
1111111111111, pepper .1111 1111111113 and mow-maven themselves with a soft cuff1’ The Extension Service Inf the A". lhome office or factory uhlle sufferintzI’m'k“ them “"‘l ”m' " “a“ right for
an soon as boiled. For a sttpppr 1111131: again they are lined with striped lto cultural “"0“" and ”‘9 “"m liureau 9111“ "1d misery that would pm a man them to spend the time and money.
"“f‘ 9 on 10.“.
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Bronchitis
And other Throat and-
lung Ailments In-
variably Yield to
linonine
Nearly one thousand prominent p111»
ple in one city alone have publicly
testified in signed statements that
linonine cured them of coughs, colds.
bronchitis and other forms of winter
complaints that threatened their very
existence. Other thousands in other
actions of he country have added
their testimony. and all unite in pro-
claiming l.tno11in1~ the most effective
medicine of hit kind known to aclt'lt1'e.|
Relief is wrought by relllovlng the'
swelling» and irritations that cause
the diaturbam 1111. it. is a truly won-
derful remedy and is pure and whole-
Iomc. being an emulsion of FlaxSeed
on, Irish Mona. Eucalyptus and other
and known the world over as
1111111 1.1113, There 1,, Nail)? an under- Agents are ready to help farmers start‘
11111011., The 0m.“ 19, not unusually be- accounts. koep them and use them at
coming to the arm and hand For the ""1 0' the your.
dinner and lhcfitre wear the bull y:
siuctc has met with success. It fit
fillm'i- lisht and often embroidered
with metal threads.
The voluminou' tulh1 vell that
dram..- the but is wound about the licrr Schcldmann. the Socialist 11111
neck and drops to the waist is the guc.‘ iority l1 tutor in the lteichstng made on
11111111 11f the season, Half 1110 "nu-t at'ta1 k on the war pt'tas for erroneous
wolllcll in Paris wear black tulle in‘ reports of tho zen-brunt! tnkaacmcm l
1Itou1h with tither of those institutions .
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imontha without relief.
tin bed. ilowever. mut l1 of women's
suffering can be alleviated llat'kache
ore muscles. stiff joints.
tloctored severulI
when
Imenccd using l-‘oley Kidney Pills. “M:
got relief. Eight bottles cured me."
Safe, harmless; quhk 1'c11ulta.-——Still}
ery.fnd.. writes: "1
son Powell Corporation.
"The vote 111 the Sc hate on the Fed
111-111 Woman Suffrage Amendment will
”11111111111111 (onto up within :1 short time and the ttunished the mono; format to 1:11 11 ed state unailc
hvcry farmer should koop ““"”“""':;11|m,diulners 11nd "1111 symptoms visit of this deputation to \v muting-
fllld ilfl)’ illl'fllt'l' Wh" would “k“ MY' are caused by ("wrdprod “(1,111“. anti ton will probabh be the last opportun-
“"“mm'w would a" well to get m'bladder.Mrs.’l‘hos.lk1\is, \lontgom 1in for ('onnctthut women to demon
strain in vistltic form their great de-
I cum tslre to be full tltizcus and responsible .11...
the.
patriots on the 111111111 terms with
men.
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad. -
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Mrs. Bollard for Divorce on
Desertton dollars a month. l‘rom the result 111‘
,the canvas Saturday the county agent
When shu- 11111-11111 that hot ltll hand believes that the plan i"‘“il0-'t'1l would
Si. llfi 3!“!th (‘Olllfl ‘m till“ ”my feel Jill”) A llilllfll'tl. (ll (ult't‘llnlt ll had not llit't‘l “ifh ldt'tll‘ hero and if I!
the celebration of the that woman suffrage l" 9”“ more “1'1 “ “If“ mm“ ""d """""‘ 1‘ ”F "i““- ‘:11tp111tcd that nothing fut'thct
llllln‘
“hell he married her. M111: .Il'ci t. . .
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llulluld. through .iudgo- Elmore film“ “M “m ) “0
littnks toll .tiutlg Kellogg in lllt $11 _“ .. I_ IWII _ ,
pcrior court today that «ho gavc- iiillil
1moncy twin to get a1liv1-11111' t111111 llls DONT LET '7 UNGER
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It'iagc cert-monies with him boron-1111 A (1.11111, 111111 1111.111” 111, gt'ippc or
“as Icg all) his w. ‘t‘e hltn did not 1“") othcr 1't1ll:..'ll tl'.tt 1mm“; on" [Him
1know that he had been married bc'1 winter to spring 111-1115 down the my.
ifot'c. tttltil some timt .11111' hct 111111-
11111111 and then, as the lie-q “-.1I1 1.1,1Ife1et leaving hint or her in 11 wcakm-
to ward off filtknf‘tfl
div‘otce. 11nd discus-11.- Jos (.lllm'd, ll‘i Hllmoro
H1- told l111'l1c had done 11111111! the) street. I\“I‘-h\i".1I 11. nn, “1'1th9 "I
1111'1 111111111 tttart'lcd d it chin"
. .~1 sttt‘fctin" with '1 ry a ..
later she found out that lit- ltztdnti‘"l l I" 11“ in‘mv chest but
trio-1| to get the (llVDlt‘r 1111.1 amm'cougb 11111 .1 p.1. .
1111111 hint tuonty to do .111
Then since taking t‘olcy's Honey and TM l
he did get it and they new it 1.11ll1i
have been rclicvcd " lt soothes. heals
married. liulim'd is non-1111111: for and cures ”“me mm, and crown.
tlitot'te ttllt'Liug tlt'tlt‘tlltill and Mrs. I 'l v—N‘tlll 1.
wliooilng 10111.1. .
ilullat‘tl asked an illlleiilltt' to 1h1t'1111l1 Good for ll n
“M alimony 1111' support .iu1I1.-1- K11|PowcliCorpom o .
They 1111 thought it Win a Movie stunt. but Mr. Wed 111111 btttcr' .. ., I
err RElIiIbV.
BILL?!
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